JAILED J6ERS LET OUT IN WOP-WOPS, NO ID OR MONEY

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Nothing was more calculated to make good blood boil than the 'pre-emptive pardon' Biden gave Fauci. Unless it was the pardon, obviously intended to deprive Trump of his revenge, that Biden gave the January 6 committee. 

New Zealanders who rely on the MSM have been hoodwinked. Jan 6, as Nancy Pelosi's daughter Alexandra admits, was a hoax. A set-up. https://x.com/i/status/1666202966829719559  Instead of being indignant about the Jan 6 'insurrection', Kiwis should realise that Biden's 'pardons' are a tacit admission of criminal acts on the part of Pelosi's hand-picked Trump-haters, who withheld and ultimately deleted exculpatory evidence. They destroyed records and videos and violated Trump's rights.

No police officer was 'beaten to death' on Jan 6 at the Capitol. Not one. Four others later died by suicide. What does that suggest to you? Sorrow and guilt? But protestor Ashli Babbit was killed point-blank by a police bullet. And the Capitol Police Chief wants to know why the Jan 6 Committee never asked him to come in and publicly testify.

Sounds like treason. And malice aforethought: in the days before the expected presidential pardon for the J6 prisoners, many were transported to random wop-wops and there released with no ID, no money, and no one to take them home. After up to 4 years of jail, some with NO TRIAL.

Pelosi- a latter-day Lady MacBeth

J6 prisoners are in the news, after President Donald Trump's Day One mass pardon. However, as WorldNetDaily has learned from some of the prisoners, many are currently stranded in rural areas of the country, surrounded by farmland, with no cellphone, no money and no family members to take them home.

 

It seems that, leading up to the expected day of unprecedented presidential pardons, the Federal Bureau of Prisons began transferring J6 prisoners to random states in the middle of nowhere.

 

J6 prisoner Zachary Alam, a former medical school student, called this WorldNetDaily reporter as he was being processed for release out of the Oklahoma prison he was transferred to last week.

 

Zachary Alam, former medical school student

Upon news that he too was pardoned, Alam said he fell to his knees last night, thankful to God for his freedom and with immense gratitude for President Trump's courageous decision to allow him and nearly 1,600 other J6 defendants and prisoners to be immediately released.

 

However, after four years of incarceration in a politically weaponized case that turned his family against him, Alam is now facing homelessness and will be stranded upon release with no transportation.

 

"I'm in the middle of nowhere, in rural farmland Oklahoma," Alam told WND on a call from the prison Tuesday morning. "They moved me here last week for no apparent reason."

 

"I've got to get somehow, some way, to Philadelphia with no cell phone, no money and no family to help. I don't even have enough to get an Uber to Oklahoma City, which is at least 40 miles away. There is no Amtrak that leaves today, the next Amtrack available would leave on Wednesday for about $400," he continued. "I am asking the American public for financial assistance with a place to live and enough money to get back to the city I resided before I was arrested."

 

Alam warned that three other Jan. 6 prisoners who were also housed in the Oklahoma prison will likewise be stranded upon release.

 

The decision to immediately release the J6 prisoners, referred to by the president as "political hostages," was highly anticipated, but still sudden.

 

With the stroke of a pen last night, hours after being sworn in as the 47th president, Trump historically pardoned and commuted the sentence of every person convicted or charged with crimes at the Save America rally in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6, 2021. 

 

Trump advisers had insisted the pardons would be issued on a case-by-case basis amid continuous emerging reports about federal informants and confidential human sources, but in one fell swoop the president set them all free.

 

While Alam and the other men will be released within hours of Trump's pardon, correctional officers across the country are reportedly refusing to release the J6ers.

Large crowds gathered outside of the Washington, D.C. Correctional Treatment Facility, the jail notoriously known as the "D.C. Gulag" where hundreds of J6 prisoners were detained for years pretrial.

 

After just two of more than two dozen Jan. 6 prisoners were released from the "D.C. Gulag," around midnight a Metropolitan Police officer said: "I've given you literally all I've got. But no more are going to be released tonight, and tomorrow is a brand new day and we'll see what tomorrow brings. I was told no more tonight. And tomorrow, I don't know. That's the best I've got for you."

 

Turning Point USA CEO Charlie Kirk urged family members of "J6 hostages" to showcase Trump's executive order issuing the pardons to correctional officers refusing to allow their release.

 

 

 

The Department of Government Efficiency leader and X CEO Elon Musk doubled down on Kirk's sentiment, instructing X users to reach out online about issues they may be facing during the release process.

 

"Please let us know if you encounter any difficulties with release of your loved ones," Musk wrote.

 

J6 prisoner Jake Lang, who created J6 organizations while incarcerated to assist with the legal fees of other defendants, warned Tuesday morning the guards are giving the J6ers a hard time, refusing to let them go despite Trump's executive actions.

 

"They are STILL HOLDING me & 20 other J6 Political Prisoner hostage inside the Washington DC Jail Gulag & WONT LET US LEAVE!!!" Lang tweeted. "I was swarmed & assaulted by prison officials including Lt Allen & his Emergency Response Team Thugs last night while sitting all packed to leave!!!!

 

"Our families are standing outside in below freezing 10° weather until 1am when they released 2 hostages, there are still 20 of us in here!!!" he continued. "Please help us rebuild our broken lives donation site is J6Rebuild.com & get us out of the Swamp Gulag – I've been here 4 years and 5 days WITHOUT A TRIAL!!!"  https://www.wnd.com/2025/01/they-moved-me-here-for-no-apparent-reason-pardoned-jan-6-prisoners-stranded-with-no-id-penniless/

For the back story:

 

President Donald Trump issued pardons for nearly all the more than 1,500 January 6 defendants on his first day in office.     

 

The document signed by the president proclaims “a grave national injustice … has been perpetrated upon the American people over the last four years and begins a process of national reconciliation.”  

 

The order demands that individuals being held in prison be “released immediately” and that all pending indictments against potential J6 defendants be dismissed.   

 

“I will say this, they’ve been in jail for a long time already. I see murderers in this country get two years, one year and maybe no time. So they’ve already been in jail for a long time. These people have been destroyed,” Trump said when asked if any of the pardoned individuals had assaulted police, according to the New York Post (NYP). 

 

“What they’ve done to these people is outrageous. Even people that were aggressive, and in many cases, I believe they happen to be outside agitators. But what do I know? I think they were outside agitators. They were outside agitators. And obviously, the FBI was involved.”  

 

“They’ve been treated very unfair[ly],” said Trump. “The judges have been absolutely brutal. The prosecutors have been brutal. And nobody’s ever treated people in this country like that.”   

 

“What happened in Seattle, where they took over a big portion of the city? What happened in Portland, where they burned down the city every day and people died? Nothing happened to anybody, but they go after these people violently,” noted the president, according to the NYP.

 

“It’s Washington, D.C. People go into a trial and they say, ‘I have a wonderful lawyer, and I didn’t do anything wrong.’ And they end up in shackles almost immediately and jail. No, we’re not going to let it happen.” 

 

 

Sadly, the presidential pardons came too late for four young men – Mark Aungst, Chris Stanton, Jord Meachum, and Matthew Perna – who committed suicide rather than face jail terms for having been associated with the January 6, 2021, event at the U.S. Capitol.  

 

Mark Aungst. Chris Stanton. Jord Meachum. Matthew Perna.

Despite the FBI failing to find evidence that violence at the event was planned or organized, Democrats continued more than a dozen committee investigations into the incident, with hundreds of people arrested. Videos show that many people were let into the Capitol by police and simply walked the halls after the initial breach, as LifeSiteNews’ Calvin Freiburger noted. 

 

“The most troubling aspect of the situation has been the treatment of those arrested. Many non-violent misdemeanor cases (and even some who did nothing more than enter the building) have been subjected to disproportionate treatment and held in abysmal conditions while awaiting trial.”

 

Now that the J6ers have been pardoned by Trump, pro-life activists across the country are wondering when the more than 20 individuals, similarly unfairly convicted under the FACE Act — some of whom were elderly and infirm at the time of their sentencing — will be granted pardons by the president.  

 

The husband of Bevelyn Williams, a young wife and mother currently serving a prison term for heroically blocking the entrance to an abortion facility during a pro-life protest, was disappointed when he arrived at the prison to take his wife home only to be turned away.  https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/president-trump-grants-sweeping-pardons-of-more-than-1500-jan-6-defendants/

 

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-1 Timothy 6:11-12